Welcome to Centrum Ozimek
Current prices in Centrum dr Ozimek
Prices are effective from September 1, 2026.
Parasitic Diseases, Tick-Borne Diseases, Other Types of Consultations
Standard Consultation
dr Wojciech Ozimek
550 zł
Parasitic Diseases, Tick-Borne Diseases, Other Types of Consultations
Consultation on Saturdays, Sundays or Public Holidays
dr Wojciech Ozimek
650 zł
Dietary consultation - 120 min
Izabella Geryszewska
600 zł
Dietary consultation - 60 min
Jadwiga Komarnicka / Olga Durka
300 zł
Dietary consultation - 90 min
Jadwiga Komarnicka / Olga Durka
350 zł
Dietary consultation - 120 min
Jadwiga Komarnicka / Olga Durka
400 zł
Psychotraumatological consultation / Craniosacral therapy - 50 min
mgr Karolina Niecko
350 zł
Gras B-Light Treatment
Single procedure
15 minutes
PLN 60
30 minutes
PLN 90
Our team
Wojciech Ozimek, MD, PhD in Medical and Health Sciences
Pediatrician | Clinical Psychoneuroendocrinoimmunologist
Co-Founder & CTO
Wojciech Ozimek, MD, has been running a private medical practice for over 20 years, under which he provides advice in the field of pediatrics as well as tick-borne and parasitic diseases. A graduate of the First Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Warsaw. He is a member of many renowned international associations: American Society of Parasitologists, Scandinavian-Baltic Society for Parasitology, British Society for Parasitology, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Association for Comprehensive Neurotherapy, and Mitochondrial Medicine Society.
Thanks to his fluency in several foreign languages, he has acquired the knowledge of numerous cultures, religions, philosophies, as well as health systems, which has a considerable impact on the understanding of medicine and the world. Wojciech Ozimek, MD, draws the best from the field of integrative medicine, psychology, and philosophy.
Izabella Geryszewska
Clinical Dietitian
A graduate of Dietetics at the University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw and Nutritional Counselling and Dietetics at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW). She has many years of clinical experience working with children, adolescents, and adults, including patients with complex and coexisting health conditions. In her practice, she combines a detailed medical and dietary history with the analysis of laboratory and specialist test results, focusing on the relationships between the gastrointestinal, nervous, immune, and metabolic systems. Her particular areas of expertise include neurodevelopmental and neurological disorders, such as autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, PANS/PANDAS, and epilepsy, as well as eating disorders, metabolic and autoimmune diseases, thyroid disorders, insulin resistance, coeliac disease, SIBO, food allergies and intolerances, and nutritional deficiencies.
She gained professional experience at a Metabolic Disorders Clinic, medical facilities, diagnostic and therapy centres, as well as through her own dietetic practice. For many years, she has worked closely with physicians from various specialties, viewing nutritional therapy as part of a broader, interdisciplinary diagnostic and therapeutic process. She approaches each patient individually, seeking not only to determine what should be changed, but above all to understand why the body has begun to function in a particular way. Based on this assessment, she develops a personalised nutrition and supplementation strategy and, where necessary, identifies areas requiring further diagnostic testing or medical consultation.
Jadwiga Komarnicka
Nutrigenomics Specialist, Clinical Dietitian, Future Naturopath
A graduate of the Seeking Health Educational Institute and currently a student at Functional Medicine University and the International Academy of Complementary Medicine. In her work, she combines nutrigenomics, biochemistry, nutritional therapy, herbal medicine, and functional medicine, with a particular interest in complex neurodevelopmental, metabolic-genetic, and immune disorders in children.
She does not view genes as destiny, nor laboratory results as a collection of unrelated numbers. She is particularly drawn to cases that do not quite fit into standard frameworks — after all, where the devil can’t go himself, he sends a woman 🙂 Instead of asking only, “What is wrong?”, she is much more likely to ask, “Why?”
Drawing on functional and complementary medicine, she looks for connections between the genome, metabolism, the microbiome, mitochondria, and the immune system. The human body rarely follows a single established pattern, genes have a nasty habit of functioning within a much broader context, and “everything within the normal range” rarely turns out to be quite as normal as it seems.
Olga Durka
Clinical Dietitian
A graduate in Clinical Dietetics, currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychodietetics. She works with adults as well as children and their families.
Her areas of particular interest include the functioning of the digestive, immune, and nervous systems and the connections between them, as well as the nutritional aspects of neurodevelopmental disorders and metabolic diseases. However, these areas do not define the limits of her work. She approaches every person with the same level of care and attention, regardless of their diagnosis or the difficulties they are experiencing. PANS/PANDAS and autoimmune conditions hold a particular place in her work, as they clearly demonstrate that the body does not function as a collection of separate systems — and that what is visible at first glance may be only the tip of the iceberg.
Her perspective has also been shaped by personal experiences. However, she does not treat her own story as a ready-made solution for others. For this reason, it is important to her to fully understand what the person sitting across from her is dealing with and what they hope to achieve. She carefully analyses test results, considering them alongside the patient’s medical history and dietary habits. She takes past experiences into account without judgement, while focusing on what can be done here and now.
One of the key areas of her ongoing professional development is psychoneuroimmunology.
mgr Karolina Niecko
Psychotraumatologist, Holistic Therapist
A psychotraumatologist, holistic therapist, and clinical psychology student. She holds a Master’s degree in Pedagogy and has completed postgraduate studies in Psychotraumatology. She is currently preparing her doctoral dissertation on childhood upbringing and relational experiences and their links to somatic health in adulthood.
In her work, she combines a psychotraumatological perspective with knowledge of nervous system functioning and psychosomatics, as well as body-oriented approaches, including craniosacral therapy. Her particular area of focus is the impact of relational and traumatic experiences on a person’s emotional, physical, and relational functioning. Her approach takes into account both the patient’s personal history and current experiences, as well as the complex relationships between the mind, body, and nervous system.
We would like to recommend this guidebook prepared with Gras Healthcare team, where you will find articles by Wojciech Ozimek. It is a compendium for the following topics:
- How to remove a tick?
- How to prevent tick bites?
- Transmitted diseases such as Lyme disease, tularemia or tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) (signs and symptoms, treatment, recommendations)
The books “Nie dam się pasożytom” and “Nie dam się kleszczom” by Wojciech Ozimek are obligatory reading for people in whom standard methods of treating many disorders do not improve or bring mediocre health benefits.
“Nie dam się pasożytom” is a book for everyone who does not help standard methods of treating allergies, asthma, gastrointestinal disorders, obesity, and skin lesions. The book is available in 3 language versions: Polish, English and Spanish.
“Nie dam się kleszczom” is a book about ticks and tick-borne diseases such as Lyme disease. The aim of this book is, above all, to promote methods of prevention and prophylaxis.